May 13, 2026
News
County archivist preserves history one page at a time
When you step into the County Archives at the Coffee County Administrative Plaza, you will be greeted by an energetic, sparkly eyed octogenarian who will immediately start asking you if you are from the local area and what your ancestors’ names are. Judy Henley Phillips has been the county archivist since 1983, and it will be hard to find anyone with more knowledge of the families and early history of Coffee County, as well as Grundy, Franklin, and Moore Counties.
Westwood falls to Eagleville, Winchester Christian
Westwood baseball dropped its fourth straight game in a road loss to Eagleville Thursday.
EMS fuel costs impacts propsed budget
With the beginning of this year’s budget season, Coffee County Emergency Medical Service’s biggest change for the 2026-27 budget is in the line item for fuel costs.
Health Department to offer primary care physician
Health Department to offer primary care physician
Elderly Tullahoma man beaten to death with a lamp
A local man has been charged with first degree murder after he allegedly beat an elderly man to death with a floor lamp.
Kraft appointed Mrs. Tennessee 2026
Former County Commissioner Ashley Kraft and MTSU alum has officially been appointed Mrs. Tennessee 2026 by the national pageant organization, Miss United Crown of America.
Legal battle winds down with bridge group appeal rejection
C off ee County Chancery Court recently ruled to uphold a water alteration permit needed for an ongoing Old Stone Fort Bridge replacement project at the state park.
Lending a hand to those in need
Class of 58 dedicates bench to Neel
Safety Committee eyes city parking dangers
Manchester Safety Committee addressed during the March 9 meeting the possibility of making changes to certain codes regarding parking that could present hazards to public safety.